Post by potet on Jan 31, 2022 16:35:23 GMT
For the paper of my books, I usually opt for Standard Black-and-White on 60#.
This time, for the updated biography of my paternal grand-parents, with B&W illustrations including color ones turned into shades of grey, I opted for Premium Black-and-White on 80# - soft bound.
The result is disappointing.
1) The book is somehow rigid.
2) Several B&W photographs are rather pale.
3) The whiteness of the paper is not so pleasant to the eye as the creamness of paper number 60#
Strangely enough, the insides of the two volumes look less professional than usual. This is due to paper 80#.
I am preparing a new draft with my default options.
This time, for the updated biography of my paternal grand-parents, with B&W illustrations including color ones turned into shades of grey, I opted for Premium Black-and-White on 80# - soft bound.
The result is disappointing.
1) The book is somehow rigid.
2) Several B&W photographs are rather pale.
3) The whiteness of the paper is not so pleasant to the eye as the creamness of paper number 60#
Strangely enough, the insides of the two volumes look less professional than usual. This is due to paper 80#.
I am preparing a new draft with my default options.
